Cable Technician

Description

We are looking for a Cable Technician to support network connectivity and physical security systems across properties in Central Florida. This position is ideal for someone who enjoys hands-on field work involving cabling, network hardware, surveillance devices, and access control equipment. The role offers the opportunity to contribute to reliable communications and secure infrastructure while partnering with internal teams, vendors, and site personnel.

Responsibilities:

Install and support network infrastructure equipment such as switches, routers, firewalls, and wireless devices to maintain dependable site connectivity.

Monitor system performance, investigate service interruptions, and restore functionality when network issues affect operations.

Complete rack builds, patching, cable organization, hardware swaps, and other structured cabling tasks in accordance with site standards.

Assist with multi-site deployments and provide on-location technical support for regional network implementations.

Set up and maintain IP-based video surveillance systems, including recorder configuration and camera integration with the network.

Diagnose and resolve problems involving camera connectivity, recording performance, image quality, and device placement.

Install and service electronic entry systems such as card readers, keypads, and badge access components while managing user permissions as needed.

Respond to service requests, perform preventive maintenance, document technical changes, and escalate advanced issues to engineering or IT leadership when appropriate.

Coordinate with construction teams, property staff, service providers, and vendor technicians during installations, repairs, upgrades, and equipment replacements.

Track inventory levels for networking, cabling, and security hardware to support ongoing field operations.

Requirements

Associate degree, technical certification, or comparable training in networking, information technology, or a related discipline is preferred.
2 to 5 years of practical experience working with network infrastructure, low-voltage systems, VoIP environments, or access control technologies.
Knowledge of networking fundamentals, including switching, VLAN concepts, routing basics, and Power over Ethernet.
Experience installing or supporting IP cameras, surveillance platforms, structured cabling, and fiber-optic or low-voltage infrastructure.
Ability to interpret network layouts, cabling documentation, and basic wiring schematics for field installations and troubleshooting.
Strong diagnostic and problem-solving skills with the ability to manage service issues in a timely and organized manner.
Valid driver's license and willingness to travel between sites as needed.

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